Your World Tonight Fears over Honda report, food inflation, chemicals in mattresses, and more
Apr 15, 2025
Honda reassures Canada it won't move production despite political pressures and tariff concerns, impacting thousands of jobs. Food prices continue to rise due to tariffs, with staples like orange juice taking a hit. Alberta proposes new legislation for involuntary drug addiction treatment, sparking ethical debates. Plus, warnings emerge about harmful chemicals found in children's mattresses. Amidst economic tensions, a 100-year-old veteran reflects on the liberation of the Netherlands, showcasing enduring community bonds.
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Honda Relocation Rumors
- A report from Japan suggested Honda was considering moving Canadian production to the U.S.
- Honda Canada quickly denied this, confirming their Alliston plant will operate at full capacity.
Campaign Trail Focus
- Party leaders addressed various issues on the campaign trail, including auto industry concerns and senior fraud protection.
- Pierre Poilievre proposed the "Stop Scamming Seniors Act" to combat financial scams targeting the elderly.
Food Inflation
- Overall inflation cooled slightly, but food prices continued to rise due to tariffs.
- Items like orange juice and produce were significantly affected, impacting consumer choices.